A WFH studio flat with a bizarre, triangle-shaped bed is being let for a whopping £1,500 a month.
The bedsit has aLuxury 12,000 sq ft mansion with own basketball court is up for sale – down the road from Lululemon founder’s house basic kitchenette with a washer dryer, sink and cabinets.
The only appliance to cook with is a microwave.
There is a separate bathroom with a shower, toilet and basin.
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The wooden-floored living room has just one sofa and a coffee table.
It has a long desk, so tenants can work from home.
But it has no bedroom and the unusual sleeping area is a raised “platform” above the “workspace.”
It is accessed by a steep, wooden ladder.
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But the pointy corner of the room it is in means it is triangular-shaped.
Working from home and hybrid working has become popular since the Covid-19 pandemic.
It is based in Cowcross Street, in Farringdon, east London.
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But as well as the rent, which is higher than the average UK monthly mortgage payment of £1,441, tenants have to fork out a £1,730 deposit.
It is being advertised on OpenRent.
The description reads: “Fabulous very light and airy studio flat adjacent to Farringdon station.
“These studios are rarely available and highly sought after.
“Platform bed with workspace underneath, wood floors, secondary double glazing.
“Washer/dryer, new bathroom.”
But bills are not included, pets are banned and there is no garden or parking, as reported on What’s The Jam.
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